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    Quote Originally Posted by crowbar View Post
    Edgun Layla is compact and solid .
    I had a Lelya for a while, but didn't like the single-shot loading. If it'd had a mag, I'd have kept it, as it was sweet to handle, and as boringly accurate as my HW100.
    If I say something inaccurate, assume it's for comedy effect

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    Huub Vikings are 50-60 cm long and shoot up to 30 fpe - if you can find one. Another short one would be a Marauder pistol with a bullpup kit, they are also about 50 cm long and can do well over 20 fpe. Kalibrgun is introducing a Capybara, a very interesting looking semi-auto pup that has the same features as Colibri. When getting a bullpup you should consider if you want the cocking lever at your armpit or if it's more convenient to have it in front for easy shooting.
    Viking Mk2 .177/.22 bullpup, BSA Scorpion SE .177, BSA Scorpion .25 100M gun, BSA Scorpion .224 100fpe 100M gun,
    Evanix Blizzard .257/.357 200M BR, Evanix Sniper X2 .45 at 270 fpe

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    Zbroia Kozak

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    Quote Originally Posted by lensman57 View Post
    I don't know about other guys but I have scopes that are more heavy than 4.4 ibs. An FAC Bullpup needs good weight and balance to keep on target. I really don't know what it feels like to shoot a 30+ ft.lbs gun that weighs 4.4 ibs. What did they make that gun from, milk bottle caps?

    A.G
    I know what it is like to shoot high energy guns, my Colt 1911 weighed just over 2lbs and put out over 400 ft.lbs of energy, no problem to shoot and accurate. My Charter Arms Explorer .22 weighed about the same at just over 2 lbs and put out about 150 ft.lbs and was a pussy cat to shoot, accurate at 100 yds.

    Baz

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    bullpup

    FX Impact - short, light, accurate, FAC if you want and good shot count.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pavling View Post
    I had a Lelya for a while, but didn't like the single-shot loading. If it'd had a mag, I'd have kept it, as it was sweet to handle, and as boringly accurate as my HW100.
    Lelya 2.0 perhaps?





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    Short Light Accurate Powerful Bullpup PCP

    Quote Originally Posted by Benelli B76 View Post
    Artemis P15, brilliant little rifle for 400 quid. The mag loading sequence takes getting used to, but not seen any other problem. Adjustable power.

    Baz
    where do you get them for £400? cheapest i can find them is £480.

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    Quote Originally Posted by junglie View Post
    where do you get them for £400? cheapest i can find them is £480.
    Brothers in Arms Christchurch had them for that price as there was a special offer from the distributor. Now they are £475, but he says he has a P10 £400, and a used P10 for £275. I find the P10 is heavier for some reason, think it is the stock.

    Baz
    Last edited by Benelli B76; 08-02-2018 at 02:55 PM.
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    Have a look at a JKhan bullpup dammed accurate and not that expensive it out shoots my Pulsar.

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    fx wildcat, looks the bisness

    fx wildcat, looks the business :-), I think the TDR Verminator looks good, but doesn't have the top end power.

    staggering 47ft/lbs for the .25 but bigger and heavier (6.5lbs rather than 6lbs) :-(
    (2.8Kg vs 3Kg)

    4,5 (.177): 24 J • 18 ft/lbs
    5,5 (.22): 41 J • 30 ft/lbs
    6,35 (.25): 65 J • 47 ft/lbs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benelli B76 View Post
    Brothers in Arms Christchurch had them for that price as there was a special offer from the distributor. Now they are £475, but he says he has a P10 £400, and a used P10 for £275. I find the P10 is heavier for some reason, think it is the stock.

    Baz
    The P15 is a different gun to P10.
    .22 Venom Mach 1 (FAC) 6-25x56 Millett.
    .22 Venom Mach 2 Thumbhole 6.5-20x40 Leupold EFR.
    .22 Venom Mach 2 Sporter 4-12x40 Leupold.
    .177 Venom Vantage 4-16x50.
    .177 Venom Daystate 8-32x56 AGS.
    .22 Venom Datstate 4-16x56 AGS.
    .22 Webley Venom FX2000 6-18x40 Busnel Legend.
    .177 Titan MPT by Steve Pope 6-24x40 Tasco.
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